Arkansas

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U.S. state

Arkansas is a landlocked state in the southern United States known for its diverse geography, including the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains, forests, and fertile plains.

Aliases (5)

Statements (51)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	U.S. state →
admissionOrder	25 →
admittedToUnionOn	1836-06-15 →
borderedBy	Louisiana → Mississippi → Missouri → Oklahoma → Tennessee → Texas →
capital	Little Rock →
country	United States of America →
demonym	Arkansan →
governedBy	Governor of Arkansas →
hasMajorRiver	Arkansas River → Mississippi River → White River →
hasNationalForest	Ouachita National Forest → Ozark–St. Francis National Forest →
hasNationalPark	Hot Springs National Park →
hasRegion	Arkansas River Valley → Gulf Coastal Plain → Mississippi Alluvial Plain → Ouachita Mountains → Ozark Mountains →
highestElevationMeters	839 →
highestPoint	Mount Magazine →
ISO3166-2Code	US-AR →
landlocked	true →
largestCity	Little Rock →
legislature	Arkansas General Assembly →
locatedIn	South Central United States → Southern United States →
lowerHouse	Arkansas House of Representatives →
lowestPoint	Ouachita River at Louisiana border →
namedAfter	Arkansas River →
officialLanguage	English →
partOf	United States of America →
postalAbbreviation	AR →
stateAnthem	Arkansas →
stateBird	Northern mockingbird →
stateFlower	Apple blossom →
stateMotto	Regnat Populus →
stateMottoEnglish	The People Rule →
stateMottoLanguage	Latin →
stateNickname	The Land of Opportunity → The Natural State →
stateSong	Arkansas (You Run Deep in Me) → Oh, Arkansas →
stateTree	Loblolly pine →
timeZone	Central Time Zone →
upperHouse	Arkansas Senate →

Referenced by (138)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Beaver Lake → Buffalo Lookout → Buffalo National River → Bull Shoals Lake → Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas → Fayetteville, Arkansas → Hope, Arkansas → Little Rock Central High School → Little Rock, Arkansas → Lonoke County, Arkansas → Memphis metropolitan area → Ozark National Forest → Ozarks → Ozarks ("Oklahoma") → Table Rock Lake → U.S. Civil Rights Trail → United States District Court for the Western District of Arkansas →	locatedIn
Arkansas National Guard → Fayetteville, Arkansas → Forrest City, Arkansas → Hope, Arkansas → Interstate 30 → Little Rock Integration Crisis → Lonoke County, Arkansas → National Center for Toxicological Research → Ouachita Mountains → Rogers, Arkansas → Springdale, Arkansas → University of Arkansas → University of Arkansas Fine Arts Center → University of Arkansas Razorbacks football →	state
Fort Smith metropolitan area (Oklahoma portion) → Green Country → Texas → West Tennessee → eastern Oklahoma →	borders
Kentucky → Missouri → Oklahoma → Oklahoma →	borderedBy
American South (mid-20th century civil rights era) → Ark-La-Tex → Eastern United States → Southern United States →	includesState
Appalachia → Black Belt (U.S. region) → Gulf Coastal Plain →	extendsInto
Arkansas River → Mississippi River → Red River of the South →	flowsThrough
Louisville and Nashville Railroad → Southwestern Bell → Texas and Pacific Railway →	operatedIn
Mississippi River valley → U.S. Route 61 → U.S. Route 70 →	passesThrough
Aunt Sally Phelps → Silas Phelps → William L. Cabell →	residence
Attorney General of Arkansas ("State of Arkansas") → Governor of Arkansas →	appliesToJurisdiction
Ark-La-Tex → Texas →	borderedByState
Hope, Arkansas → National Center for Toxicological Research →	countrySubdivision
Sun Belt → Tornado Alley (southern and central parts) →	includes
Governor of Arkansas ("State of Arkansas") → United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit →	jurisdiction
Louisiana → Mississippi →	sharesBorderWith
Augustus Hill Garland → Orval Faubus →	stateRepresented
Augustus Hill Garland → Joseph T. Robinson →	workLocation
American Independent Party →	1968CarriedStates
Arkansas National Guard ("State of Arkansas") →	allegiance
J. B. Hunt →	associatedWith
Sooner State →	borderedByJurisdictionOfState
Joplin, Missouri metropolitan area →	borderingState
Shelby County, Tennessee →	bordersOn
Tennessee →	bordersState
Little Rock, Arkansas →	capitalOf
Blansky's Beauties →	character
Hernando de Soto Bridge →	connects
South Central United States →	containsAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
South Western Reporter →	coversJurisdiction
Hernando de Soto Bridge →	crossesBetween
Hernando de Soto →	exploredRegion
Arkansas River region →	extendsThrough
Arkansas River →	formsBorderBetween
AutoZone →	foundedInState
American alligator →	foundIn
Aerojet Rocketdyne →	hasFacilityIn
Confederate States of America →	hasPart
Province VII →	hasRegion
Hugh Rodham Jr. →	hasResidence
Black Codes →	implementedIn
contiguous United States →	includesAdministrativeTerritory
Mississippi River basin →	includesPartOf
Louisiana Purchase →	includesRegion
Governor of Arkansas →	isChiefExecutiveOf
Arkansas ("US-AR") →	ISO3166-2Code
Hernando de Soto Bridge →	isOnBoundaryBetween
Episcopal Diocese of Arkansas ("State of Arkansas") →	jurisdictionOver
Southern Republicans →	keyState
Little Rock, Arkansas →	largestCityOf
Governor of Arkansas →	locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity
United States District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas →	location
Confederate States of America →	memberState
Southeastern Woodlands →	modernStatesOverlap
USS Arkansas ("U.S. state of Arkansas") →	namedAfter
Ark-La-Tex →	nameDerivedFrom
CDT →	observedInStateOrProvince
Ouachita orogeny →	occurredIn
Missouri Pacific Railroad →	operatedInState
Norfolk Southern Railway →	operatesInState
Bible Belt →	partlyIn
Hope, Arkansas →	partOf
Interstate 40 →	passesThroughState
Joseph T. Robinson →	represented
Southern Pacific Railroad →	servedState
Cox Internet →	serviceArea
True Grit (2010 film) →	setIn
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn →	setting
Tom Sawyer, Detective →	settingLocation
Ark-La-Tex →	sharesBorderRegionOf
Arkansas →	stateAnthem
Northern mockingbird →	stateBirdOf
United States Census Bureau South region →	stateIncluded
Cooper v. Aaron →	stateInvolved
Arkansas ("The Natural State") →	stateNickname
Joseph T. Robinson →	stateRepresentedInHouse
Joseph T. Robinson →	stateRepresentedInSenate
Interstate 55 →	stateTraversed
Texas Eagle →	traverses
Augustus Hill Garland →	wasGovernorOf
Augustus Hill Garland →	wasUnitedStatesSenatorFrom